Summer Camps in Mapleton, IA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Jason Fleishman Summer Camp - YMCA of the Rockies
This camp provides teens with seizures the opportunity to focus on what they CAN do through the support and encouragement of caring peers and camp staff. Activities include zip line, rock climbing, horseback riding, arts and crafts and more. 303-377-9774
This camp provides teens with seizures the opportunity to focus on what they CAN do through the support and encouragement of caring peers and camp staff. Activities include zip line, rock climbing, horseback riding, arts and crafts and more. 303-377-9774
Latest Review for Bishop Stoney Camp and Conference Center
A Safe and Fun Place
Nowadays you're always cautious when it comes to placing your kids in the care of other adults. Thankfully there is Bishop Stoney Camp. One visit was all it took to put my mind at ease. I knew letting our boys go there for soccer camp was a good call. The counselors took good care of them making sure they didn't get into trouble and stayed focus on having wholesome fun. You can tell by all their stories they had a wonderful experience.... Read More...
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Returning to Teen Camp - undefined, CA
In the summer of 2014, I did something I never really thought I was called to do: work with TEENS. Being 21 at the time, I still considered myself one. Me? Being paired up with a 14-year old girl? Confronting normal teen issues paired with the difficulty that comes hand in hand while being in the foster system? Definitely a challenge. Not just zip-ling fun and games. (Also, I came home with crutches that year. FROM TRIPPING IN THE CAFETERIA. Hangry?) However, seeing how camp is something these kids/teens look forward to every year and how a weekend in the woods reminds them they are loved and adored is invaluable. Being with older and wiser counselors also inspired me because seeing the way they love unconditionally inspires me to not be selfish with my time and personal ambitions. These kids, this camp. It means something. A safe place with the ability to change lives long term. I'm proud to say that I'm returning to Teen Camp this year and it would be amazing to share the stories from last time with you (when I get a blog post up.) Until then, please prayerfully consider helping me get there. $500 dollars total sends me...
Summer Camp - Georgia
Wolf Mountain Teen Camp - Grass Valley, CA
Teen Camp is for all teens going into 7th grade through those who are graduating this year. Come Join us for a fun filled, spirit filled week of awesome games, food, and preaching. We will be hold a Registration Sunday on March 6th at which time all completed registration forms and a $50 registration fee are due to recieve a discount on the total cost of camp. Fundraisers will be starting in February and going through june to help off set the cost. Please contact Dylan Shull at (209) 628-6062 for more information and with any questions. Thank you.
MAC kids camp - Bennington, VT
Monday thru Friday 9:00am-11:30am Ages 4-12
Free Rookie Rugby Camp - Columbus, IN
FREE Rookie Rugby Camp offered during spring break! Come and try rugby and decide if you want to join our spring league! March 14-16 (Mon-Wed) 12-1:30. Grades 3-6 - Coed Youth Volleyball Camp will be offered the same days from 2-3:30 pm. Youth can register for both and we will provide a snack between camps. Must register - 812-348-4558 ext 301 or visit our website!
Returning to Teen Camp - undefined, CA
In the summer of 2014, I did something I never really thought I was called to do: work with TEENS. Being 21 at the time, I still considered myself one. Me? Being paired up with a 14-year old girl? Confronting normal teen issues paired with the difficulty that comes hand in hand while being in the foster system? Definitely a challenge. Not just zip-ling fun and games. (Also, I came home with crutches that year. FROM TRIPPING IN THE CAFETERIA. Hangry?) However, seeing how camp is something these kids/teens look forward to every year and how a weekend in the woods reminds them they are loved and adored is invaluable. Being with older and wiser counselors also inspired me because seeing the way they love unconditionally inspires me to not be selfish with my time and personal ambitions. These kids, this camp. It means something. A safe place with the ability to change lives long term. I'm proud to say that I'm returning to Teen Camp this year and it would be amazing to share the stories from last time with you (when I get a blog post up.) Until then, please prayerfully consider helping me get there. $500 dollars total sends me...
Summer Camp - Georgia
Wolf Mountain Teen Camp - Grass Valley, CA
Teen Camp is for all teens going into 7th grade through those who are graduating this year. Come Join us for a fun filled, spirit filled week of awesome games, food, and preaching. We will be hold a Registration Sunday on March 6th at which time all completed registration forms and a $50 registration fee are due to recieve a discount on the total cost of camp. Fundraisers will be starting in February and going through june to help off set the cost. Please contact Dylan Shull at (209) 628-6062 for more information and with any questions. Thank you.
MAC kids camp - Bennington, VT
Monday thru Friday 9:00am-11:30am Ages 4-12
Free Rookie Rugby Camp - Columbus, IN
FREE Rookie Rugby Camp offered during spring break! Come and try rugby and decide if you want to join our spring league! March 14-16 (Mon-Wed) 12-1:30. Grades 3-6 - Coed Youth Volleyball Camp will be offered the same days from 2-3:30 pm. Youth can register for both and we will provide a snack between camps. Must register - 812-348-4558 ext 301 or visit our website!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
PM Week 8: Snap Crackle Pop - Oakhill Day School
Why do Rice Krispies go snap, crackle, pop? What is static electricity? How does it work? Why does your hair stand on end? Come explore these and other fun scientific oddities in our new camp! Youre sure to get a ‘charge out of it! 816-436-6228
Spring 2016 Heritage High School Youth Football Camp - Heritage High School - Patriot Stadium
Coach Sanders and the Heritage High School Football staff will provide: *Basic football fundamentals *Advanced football techniques *Position specific teqhniques Competitive 1-on-1 passing, 7 on 7 and pass rush T-shirt will be provided to all campers! Required: Cleats (preferred, or shoes), athletic shorts, athletic t-shirt 9253036053.0
Spring 2016 Boys Volleyball - Lycee Francais de Chicago
Practices on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm. Games are Tuesdays and Thursdays. Coach Betty Marcauskiene 773.665.0066 x140
PM Week 5: Summer Reading - Oakhill Day School
Join Middle School Communication Arts teachers as they give you a mid-summer check up on your summer reading projects. Bring in work youve completed for help ‘polishing it, bring in current projects that you have questions on, or bring in the work you need to do. They will be on hand to answer questions and guide you this week 816-436-6228
Jr. Robotics Engineer - Goleta Presbyterian Church
Entry-level robotics and programming. Campers learn robotics using LEGO® Education WeDo™. Our young creators build snapping alligators, race cars, talking birds, and spinning robots, attach sensors and motors, and then program their creations with the WeDo visual drag-and-drop programming software. Counselors guide and encourage exploration and trial and error field-testing. Instead of simply "snapping bricks together," campers are encouraged to think critically about how their robot design can be changed and to understand more complicated engineering techniques such as gear use, pulleys, and inclined planes. Campers will also complete a small LEGO® project that they will be able to take home. 805-570-1988
PM Week 8: Snap Crackle Pop - Oakhill Day School
Why do Rice Krispies go snap, crackle, pop? What is static electricity? How does it work? Why does your hair stand on end? Come explore these and other fun scientific oddities in our new camp! Youre sure to get a ‘charge out of it! 816-436-6228
Spring 2016 Heritage High School Youth Football Camp - Heritage High School - Patriot Stadium
Coach Sanders and the Heritage High School Football staff will provide: *Basic football fundamentals *Advanced football techniques *Position specific teqhniques Competitive 1-on-1 passing, 7 on 7 and pass rush T-shirt will be provided to all campers! Required: Cleats (preferred, or shoes), athletic shorts, athletic t-shirt 9253036053.0
Spring 2016 Boys Volleyball - Lycee Francais de Chicago
Practices on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm. Games are Tuesdays and Thursdays. Coach Betty Marcauskiene 773.665.0066 x140
PM Week 5: Summer Reading - Oakhill Day School
Join Middle School Communication Arts teachers as they give you a mid-summer check up on your summer reading projects. Bring in work youve completed for help ‘polishing it, bring in current projects that you have questions on, or bring in the work you need to do. They will be on hand to answer questions and guide you this week 816-436-6228
Jr. Robotics Engineer - Goleta Presbyterian Church
Entry-level robotics and programming. Campers learn robotics using LEGO® Education WeDo™. Our young creators build snapping alligators, race cars, talking birds, and spinning robots, attach sensors and motors, and then program their creations with the WeDo visual drag-and-drop programming software. Counselors guide and encourage exploration and trial and error field-testing. Instead of simply "snapping bricks together," campers are encouraged to think critically about how their robot design can be changed and to understand more complicated engineering techniques such as gear use, pulleys, and inclined planes. Campers will also complete a small LEGO® project that they will be able to take home. 805-570-1988